SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. October !, 1358
e9'tOS'98
SUCCEEDING father, Anas
tasio Somoza, slain by an
assassin, Luis Somoza. 34.
becomes president of Nica
ragua. , ( International)
Klamath Judge
Favors Stale in
Anderson Writ
Klamath Falls (U P; Klam
ath County Circuit Judge David
R Vandenbcrg yesterday ruled
in favor of the State of Oregon
in its demurrer to a writ of
habeas corpus filed by convicted
slayer James Quinton Anderson.
"The matter of whether the
stste has jurisdiction over crimes
on the Klamath Indian reserva
tion." Judge Vandonbcrg said,
"has been most talked off, but
tl-.e important point and the one
this court has considered is
whether the Congress of the
United States can delegate
powers to tho state.
Excluded by Treaty
A treaty between the United
States and the Klamath Indians
ratified in 1370 excluded In
dians from state jurisdiction.
Judge Vandenberg ruled that
Public Law 230 whi-h is part of
Public Law 587, the Klamath
reservation termination act. re
leased jurisdiction from the fed
eral government to the state
government. Public Law 2H0 by
implication repealed all federal
laws or treaties. Judge Vanden
berg said the question of
whether Congress has power to
delegate jurisdiction is one
which "I feel I am not in a posi
tion to pass on."
Ruling To Be Appealed
Leonard Waterman of Burns,
one of Anderson's attorneys,
said the ruling would be appeal
ed to the Oregon Supreme
Court.
Anderson was convicted in a
Harney county Circuit Court in
1955 of the slaying of Richard
David Miller, Klamath reserva
tion show horse breeder. Sub
sequently the Oregon Supreme
Court upheld the conviction and
life sentence of Anderson.
Israel Revenge
For Deaths Feared
Jerusalem (Israeli Sector)
(U.R) The Middle East feared
today Israelis will organize a
new punitive expedition to
avenge the Arab slaying of five
Israeli civilians in an ambush
near the Jordan border.
An American engineer escaped
death in the attacks.
In recent weeks Israel has re
taliated against such alleged
Arab attacks with savage mili
tary sorties that have taken the
lives of at least 48 Jordanians.
And just three days ago Israel
withdrew from the United Na
tions Mixed Armistice Commis
sion which investigates such
border incidents, charging that
the investigators placed too
much of the blame on Isreal.
Israeli officials said Arab
vaders opened machinegun fire
Thursday on two vehicles near
Sodom, at the southern end of
the Dead Sea, and nine miles
from Jordan. All four occupants
of a truck were killed and one
passenger in an automobile was
cut down when he tried to flee.
An American engineer who
was riding in the bullet-riddled
car escaped injury but had to be
treated for shock. He was identi
fied only by his last name.
Smith. i
PLEASURE AND PAIN
North Haven, Me. (UP
Elmer Hopkins waited for
months for a new motorcycle
to be delivered by ferry boat
to this island. The motorcycle
was delivered and an hour later
Hopkins broke his leg and land
ed in a hospital. The motorcycle
was ruined in the accident.
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